If you had 3 kids with baby #1, and #2 being the same sex, was your third the same or opposite?

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I know there is technically a 50/50 chance regardless of previous pregnancy’s but curious.

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It doesn’t matter what your mother had. Women can only pass on the X chromosome for female. Men pass on either X for female or Y for make. If your partner has any children already or had brothers with children that can indicate a likelihood sometimes. However it is still technically 50/50 chance. 
My husbands dad had 4 boys then a girl, his brother has had 3 boys, we are on our second boy. Lots of boys in our family.

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Boy and then two girls

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I’m on #2 and I don’t know the gender but my mom had 4 girls.

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My first 3 were 2 girls then a boy.. my mom has 5 girls, no boys.. her mom had 3 boys then a girl.. my dads mom has 5 boys.. it's really hit or miss.. 🤷🏾‍♀️😂

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I have 3 girls

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i don't have kids but my mom has 3– two boys and me. i'm the youngest.

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I'm only having one baby but my husband's mum had 2 boys and then 2 girls.

If you had 3 kids with baby #1, and #2 being the same sex, was your third the same or opposite?

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